The Penn's Grove record., 1887-09-17
SEPT. II, 1897.
LOCALS

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The straws have been called in SO
saws brother Gwymne.
The 6 - train on Thursday o 80
Messengers. 10 FROM PennsgroVe.
Justice s. Sons, of P~edricktown.
have lust received a carload of Mape's
for wheat.
vhe Repuhlic made her last trip to
|, Cape NAV last Saturday. She a a
! u successful season.
We paltook of G. w. Beyis's gener-
osity last Saturday in the shape OF a
water melon. Thanks.
This was the country cousins week
in The city and many repaid the sum
mer visit of their city cousins.
The travel "a Philadelphia along the
Delaware River read was extraordinary
large the three last days OF ihls week
Only II small delegation OF Nikom's
Tribe of Red Men went to wilmington
m Tuesday to participate 1.-THE parade
The would be candidates have begun
to court the good will and support OF
their party constituents. Upper NecK
has it's complement.
VIM. Justice & Sons, John Burk ana
Turner & Pigeon have been purelas-
ing sweet potatoes at the station, pay
ING from ST. 20 to $3.50 per barrel.
Reed birds are plentiful. One Penns
grove gunner got II dozen Oh Tuesday.
They are worth 70 cents per dozen,
making A good days work but well
earned.
3 Rev. Aayllew Davis Who has been
I%ecuperaiing at Pemsgroye The past
az months. and Miss Verna Black, OF
p~tlesnrove. have reentered Pennington
Seminary.
The steamer delaware" sprung Il
leak al, Saturday, and the steamer
..Tilomas Clyde" took her place on her
line. The sDrlaware'' made he "Trip as
usual ON Monday.
lbs. J. SammeriIl and Parker Fen
nimnre, accompanied by some OF MI
Sumnnerill's Maryland friends, are on
the sloop Priscilla cunning for ducks
on the Chesapeake.
TLe steamer Mccall did not make
her trip between Pennsgrove and VII
"tninptnn on Thursday, but ran from
Wilmington 10 Philadelphia to heipthe
Branlywint which bad a special excnr-
sion On That day,
Tie festive water melon still iolds
ON well in The lap of fall. The crop
is generally ended IN this section by
The FIRST of September but this ye1r
nnrrc were more late than eaily ones.
4 Pennsylvania judge has lately de
c;d.d HAT the fruit on limbs of trees
ex, ending over the line of the owner OF
The tree into the property OF ahotsrf
oersolt. as well as the limb itself, be
longs 10 him over whose property II
hangs,
10 lind your money worth of goods
Oct A first elias bargain. hin fruit can
OF nin. nyn make and warranted; wax
strings aud sealine wax for tomato
cans: lemon squeezers, fruit s,rainers
and tunnels for filing fruit jars ~ be
had ut j. c. Reeds Harmony st.
Try Map-'s manure for wheat. Jus
tee Il Sens have il.
srht. Pennsgrove Cornet Band had
the honor Of being the third in the In
aIstriai parade in Philadelphia on
Thursday. 1t was great honor for
the boys To be there and they justly feel
proud of il and 50 does all P%ennsgrove.
They received several compliments on
their playing.
The law folbids any pensiaier bar
gaming or promising his quarterly
ne ,sion before it Incomes due and has
been paid. and other hand all persons
are forbid len go accept the san IN any
n rs security or otherwise. The
fine is fixed al 500 for amy violation
Of the act, and is equal upon the sol
.lier.
&. G.. Green's private palace ear ar
rived in PennSgtuye hast SATURDAY af-
ternoon and will remain until the house
now bailding at Woodbury. for ii is
completed. 1t cost about $1,000, is
conveniently and handsomely furnisli-
ed inside aud "liles nearly as easy as
the Delaware River ears? SAWS con
dnctor Simpkins.
We have Just received one of the
prettiest songs evei written, called
eTliere's 40 one like Mother TO me-
by Charles A. Davies, For a nice
lone song, in which both the words
aud music are SO very pretty, il is hard
to equal. 1t can he played IN the pia-
10 or organ, and will he sent toany
address for only y 1-cent stamps.
Address the publishers, j. g. Greene
& Co., 30 and AZ Arcade, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Mape's Manuros are reliable.